Souveran is all its cracked up to be.
tried it on my black saab and car never looked this good.
I am new to the fourm and only found out about souveran this mounth.
wow .........
Welcome to the forum. Yes, Souveran makes your paint look like someone poured black ink on your car. However, prep work is 90% of the final outcome. Take it out in the sun. Do you see swirls and fine scratches?
mbkite:
Is the clear coat hard or soft on a SAAB? I have never detailed one before and I might be able to help a friend out this July with a detail on his SAAB.
My black saab is soft single stage paint 1998 it has been through all my kids
and it was trashed 85% of the swirls were removed with 105 and 205
I even used a cordless drill with 4 inch pad on the small stuf.
car was easy to do.
Pinnacle Souveran is a very good choice. Mainly used for darker colors but looks great on all colors. You should be very happy for a long time with your choice of this wax. I have had Souveran for a long time now and it always will be in my collection. Good luck.
Souvern has a glow that has to been seen, its especially noted after going to another product and coming back. Fuzion is another nice choice as super wet and both are easy to use. I think both should be in all detailing chests for those that prefer 'nuba waxes.
very true Souveran although less exspensive then my swissvax . it truley has a look on its own .. very deep dark glow ... if i want a more wet look i grab pinnacle signiture series 2 .
names tom i live in nj with my wife cindy .and our 3 children. samantha gabriella and little tom...
Just pick some up last week, looking forward to using it ,I'll detailing a 93 corvette this weekend . Just one question is it a must to use sealant . I have megs21, but with the cure time 12 hrs . It's more of a either one or the other, I will have the car for only 4to 5 hrs max. any ideas . I bought the Souveran for this car & my own avalance both are Forest Green..The vette is rough shape so, I figure i will take me at least 3 hrs to get prepped for wax or sealant.
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